Honda Civic Ex '97 Passenger Side Rh Rear Tail Light Assembly Only on 2040-parts.com
Nappanee, Indiana, US
Parting out wrecked 1997 Honda Civic EX pictured (168K miles).
This listing is for the Passenger side Rear Tail Light Assembly ONLY as pictured. (Right Side)
This item was not affected by the crash and is good working order.
I will be listing a number of other parts from this vehicle so please check out my other items or call if you're looking to buy something I don't have listed YET and I will list the item for sale for you. Thanks
Dave 574-354-7704
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